Cape Fear Region Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week
Harris Whitesell Consulting, LLC, is honored to engage and offer workshops for the 2020 Cape Fear Region Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week presented by UNCW’s
Harris Whitesell Consulting, LLC, is honored to engage and offer workshops for the 2020 Cape Fear Region Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week presented by UNCW’s
Career changes can happen at any time for a number of different reasons. Sometimes, professionals reach a point when they decide they are no longer
Lori Harris, Managing Partner, Harris Whitesell Consulting, LLC, interviews fellow executive leadership coach and entrepreneur Viviana Torralba. A driven, positive, and capable leader with a
Providing constructive feedback to a colleague can feel uncomfortable, but when it’s to your boss, it’s downright nerve-wracking. However, if they are doing something that
Click to watch and listen to the first SHE Has Something To Say© Interview with Lynn Whitesell Lynn talks about how to maximize excellence and
Consumers like to know the people behind the businesses they patronize. They want to understand a company’s values and how it operates so that they
As companies begin to hire more contract workers over full-time employees, the “gig economy” is becoming a viable option for full-time employment. However, with more
This past month Lori Harris and Lynn Whitesell, Managing Partners of Harris Whitesell Consulting, LLC were asked and honored to be a part of Marcus
As a person and as a professional, you should always be learning and growing. Just because you’ve held a position for a long time doesn’t
When your business is successful and growing, the idea of franchising can be incredibly enticing. After all, it’s an easy way to expand your company’s
While working from home is a great fit for many people, it comes with its own set of challenges. Remote workers are usually operating from
As published in the June 1, 2020, Greater Wilmington Business Journal Insight – This Insights article was contributed by Richard J. Walsh, Director, UNCW’s Swain